John Michael Strubhart

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If a huge collection of strings all vibrate in just the right coordinated way throughout all of space, they can provide a uniform background that for all intents and purposes would be indistinguishable from a Higgs ocean. String vibrations that initially yielded zero mass would then acquire tiny nonzero masses through the drag force they experience as they move and vibrate through the string theory version of the Higgs ocean.
The Fabric of the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality
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